Is it true that alcohol really brings any benefits to us? Definitely not if you see what adverse effect it can bring to us after you drink it. Maybe you feel better "when" you drink it, but most people forget that this things can turn you into..SOMEONE Else !!
We can never recall what happen to us after we drink it..Only usually to find ourself at the floor after dozing off.. But, to unfortunate girls this is the golden opportunity for the evil and damn guys to take action to snatch your priceless possession..
Yeah..not one but many claim that alcohol can give you a confidence boost.Well, I don't think so because alcohol will actually helps boost all your evil side not your confident.
This is one of the teenagers who realized the bad effects of alcohol :
When I was 14, I started drinking every day in school because I felt I wasn't confident and being drunk was the only way I knew to gain confidence that I so desperately wanted. I was drunk for so much of school that I don't even remember anything I learned. Sure, it gave me more confidence, but that was just the alcohol and not me.Once you turn to alcohol for something like confidence, you'll get into a habit of relying on it. You can't go through life depending on getting drunk to make you the person you want to be. Because it will just mean you drink more and feel worse. People will start to notice.I spent so long relying on alcohol because I felt I was a better, more likable person when I was drunk. It took me a long time to realize that alcohol doesn't give you confidence without all the other things that come with it. I'm not a confident person, but that's just who I am and people respect you more for dealing with that.I was reliant on alcohol and drugs until a few weeks ago and I'm still struggling to give up. And I'm only 15.
Thank god she realize it later...i wonder how many people will fall to this so untrue myth???
So, for stress people, drinking alcohol can helps people to sleep well, is it true?
I don't think so, because based on the research conducted, although people often seem to crash out and sleep after drinking, there is evidence to show that after drinking it will reduce people’s quality of sleep through dehydration.
By the way, drinking alcohol does not produce any toxic, how true is this claim?
Here, is the prove of that this claim is not true...
The consumption of alcohol results in the formation of two very toxic compounds, acetaldehyde and malondialdehyde. These compounds generate massive free-radical damage to cells throughout the body. The free-radical damage generated by these alcohol metabolites creates an effect in the body similar to that caused by radiation poisoning. That is the reason why people feel so sick the day after consuming too much alcohol. If the proper combination of antioxidants is taken at the time the alcohol is consumed or before the inebriated individual goes to bed, the hangover and much of the cellular damage caused by alcohol may be prevented.
Besides that, many students, I see have false believe that drinking alcohol can help them to memorize better..which in real life is not true because when alcohol is in your system your brain’s ability to learn and memorize is inhibited due to compromising the hippocampus, a structure deep in the brain vital to the formation of new memories.
Last but not least, the most popular believe is that many people regardless students, adults and old people really trust that alcohol help them to give stronger immune system..Oh my god..Why these people never think deeper enough to realize that this is a tool that they invent to destroy themselves...The worse invention ever!!!!!
The truth is that alcohol weakens the immune system, and creates unnecessary problems within the body, by depleting it of vitamins and minerals it desperately needs to function properly..
So much ridiculous believe exist in our community..no wonder we have many people with short life...Please la bertaubat..so many delicious drinks you can find..why this type of drink you choose?? Dah la pahit..ish3..
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Malay Rights???
Assalamualaikum.. d
First of all, I would like to clarify that this topic is entirely based on my self opinion and I’m not trying to influence any person or parties. I’m writing this because I feel that this topic is full of arguments and interesting to talk about.
Ok, I’m Malay and I’ll try my best not to be bias. So, let’s see the advantage and the disadvantage about Malay rights. I’m sure all of you know about our country’s history. We learn about this when we’re in form 4 and 5. Go and refer back to your books if you forget so that you get what I mean later on.
Recently, many questioned about the Malay rights. Some agree with it and some against it so much. Even former prime minister also bemoaned the extreme reliance of Bumiputras on their privileges “We have tried to tell them if you depend on subsidies, you are going to be very weak. But they don’t seem to understand. We tell them if you use crutches, you will not be able to stand up. Throw away the crutches, stand up straight because you still have the capacity. I have talked about this thing and as doctor I know very well the meaning of crutches but somehow or rather they want the easy way out. If I get an AP ( car import permit) and I sell it and make some money, it’s all right, they say.” Seems to me what he said is so convincing but looking at only one view is not good. How about this one, on 10 Dec, Berita Harian published a column titled Pemimpin Cina, India dulu labih hormat hak orang melayu by Mohd Ayop, who argued that the non-Malays of the early Merdeka days were more respectful of Malay rights than the non-Malay rights today. In the column, the writer talked about former MCA president Tun Tan Siew Sin that defended the Malays, saying that among others, he told the non-Malays not to hope for and ask the Malays to give up what belonged to them. Tan’s view was the Malays were economically backward and needed help.
Our country has Malay race as the biggest population despite having Chinese and Indians. Why do we need this policy? It is necessary for us, the Malay people? Well, for me I think malay rights is relevant because firstly they are lagging behind and need some help to push themselves to compete with other races. Secondly, this land belongs to the Malay people and they get this special rights based on the agreement with the British to let the Chinese and Indians lived in the Malaya at that time. Moreover, since our country’s populations is mostly Malay and most of them are poor, so they need some help which is special rights from the government to ease their burden’s life. I know that we do have poor people coming from other races but their quantity is so small. They can request help from MCA and MIC which always there to help. Besides, they have such a large group of professionals in every field until is hardly to see any Malays around especially in medical and engineering. But having said this, the bad sides is that the Malay rights can be seen irrelevant too in the aspect of Malays have been given fish all the while without being thought how to fish. If this continues forever than we can never see the time they can be independent. How pathetic can this be? Always hoping someone to help you, looking like cat waiting for food. Not only that, if they continue to be pampered with these loaded privileges, they will never be tough and strong since they do not have to fight or work hard for it. They never know how precious the reward they can get if they try their best and not by taking shortcut.
So, now after many years, we still practicing this policy, have we seen any changes? We need to look at the statics to see the changes. But I do hear professional Malays feeling grateful for the opportunities their get from this policy which now have made them success. Many Malay students get to study overseas but unfortunately most of them never come home and dislike contributing their skills here in Malaysia. Well, at least they made it even though they shouldn’t do that to their homeland. But, how about the other Malays? Are they fail to realized that this is a great opportunities for them to improve themselves better than other races? Then, how come other races can become rich even though they don’t have any policy to help them but still survive and made it to the top? I guess they take this for granted, forgetting that one day these sweet times will over. But, I believe that we cannot stop the policy right now, it will be stopped but just not now. We still need it as our Malay races are already used to it and if we take it away suddenly I’m afraid we will having culture shock wave!! We must have proper ways to handle this because it can cause a life in the process. Therefore, the special rights of the Malays must, for now, continue to be protected because the Malay race at the village and rural areas will not be able to live without this right. If the policies were to abolished, sooner or later no one will care about their state anymore because everyone are busy thinking how to survive without any of this special rights… Haha… but then again, the opposite point is that our Malay people are becoming lazier. I used to hear from a friend saying that his Malay friend is never bother to study for SPM because he said no matter how bad his result is, he can still roll in university. Now, that is what I call stupid! Of course you get to be in the university easily but how about your life after that? Do you think is that easy? Keep dreaming….Besides, they should now stand on their own feet and not depending any more at the government to help them anymore because the quality of work they produce is bad and they will be unemployed.
So, who should we blame at for this thing to happen? The Malay politicians or the Malay people itself? I think our Malay minded is set in order of having so easy satisfied. For example the saying like this “Ala, syukur la aku dapat keputusan macam ni..nak buat macamana..ni je la kemampuan aku..” I feel so sorry for them because they already put a block to their mind, so no matter how hard they will try they can never succeed because they already set an unconscious believe in their mind that they are weak and not talented. Then, how about the malay politicians? Are all Malay people politicians greedy and selfish? Im sure not all of them are like that. Some of them are willingly to give their services to the community because they really want to help them. I believe they fight for the Malay rights because they pity with the current Malays people state which still have less proof to show that they are now better than decades ago. Besides, the Malay politicians continue to defend the Malay right because they want to help the Malay race to cope with the extreme economics’ race. The Malays are too weak to handle the world full of tricks and lying without the help from the authority. Therefore, we need to produce more professionals and talented Malays so that this apprentice can lead Malay people who are weak. But, we cannot deny that selfish politicians do exist, they are not trying to defend this privilege but eating them in secrets. Besides that, they do not actually care about the life of their race but just want to take advantage of the special right so they can expand their wealth.
In conclusion, this is what I think about this issue. Nevertheless, I’m not perfect and this is just a piece of writing coming from my brain…hahaha..Hope you guys can left comments after reading this..
Thank you..
P/s : please ignore my grammar mistakes while reading this k…^^
First of all, I would like to clarify that this topic is entirely based on my self opinion and I’m not trying to influence any person or parties. I’m writing this because I feel that this topic is full of arguments and interesting to talk about.
Ok, I’m Malay and I’ll try my best not to be bias. So, let’s see the advantage and the disadvantage about Malay rights. I’m sure all of you know about our country’s history. We learn about this when we’re in form 4 and 5. Go and refer back to your books if you forget so that you get what I mean later on.
Recently, many questioned about the Malay rights. Some agree with it and some against it so much. Even former prime minister also bemoaned the extreme reliance of Bumiputras on their privileges “We have tried to tell them if you depend on subsidies, you are going to be very weak. But they don’t seem to understand. We tell them if you use crutches, you will not be able to stand up. Throw away the crutches, stand up straight because you still have the capacity. I have talked about this thing and as doctor I know very well the meaning of crutches but somehow or rather they want the easy way out. If I get an AP ( car import permit) and I sell it and make some money, it’s all right, they say.” Seems to me what he said is so convincing but looking at only one view is not good. How about this one, on 10 Dec, Berita Harian published a column titled Pemimpin Cina, India dulu labih hormat hak orang melayu by Mohd Ayop, who argued that the non-Malays of the early Merdeka days were more respectful of Malay rights than the non-Malay rights today. In the column, the writer talked about former MCA president Tun Tan Siew Sin that defended the Malays, saying that among others, he told the non-Malays not to hope for and ask the Malays to give up what belonged to them. Tan’s view was the Malays were economically backward and needed help.
Our country has Malay race as the biggest population despite having Chinese and Indians. Why do we need this policy? It is necessary for us, the Malay people? Well, for me I think malay rights is relevant because firstly they are lagging behind and need some help to push themselves to compete with other races. Secondly, this land belongs to the Malay people and they get this special rights based on the agreement with the British to let the Chinese and Indians lived in the Malaya at that time. Moreover, since our country’s populations is mostly Malay and most of them are poor, so they need some help which is special rights from the government to ease their burden’s life. I know that we do have poor people coming from other races but their quantity is so small. They can request help from MCA and MIC which always there to help. Besides, they have such a large group of professionals in every field until is hardly to see any Malays around especially in medical and engineering. But having said this, the bad sides is that the Malay rights can be seen irrelevant too in the aspect of Malays have been given fish all the while without being thought how to fish. If this continues forever than we can never see the time they can be independent. How pathetic can this be? Always hoping someone to help you, looking like cat waiting for food. Not only that, if they continue to be pampered with these loaded privileges, they will never be tough and strong since they do not have to fight or work hard for it. They never know how precious the reward they can get if they try their best and not by taking shortcut.
So, now after many years, we still practicing this policy, have we seen any changes? We need to look at the statics to see the changes. But I do hear professional Malays feeling grateful for the opportunities their get from this policy which now have made them success. Many Malay students get to study overseas but unfortunately most of them never come home and dislike contributing their skills here in Malaysia. Well, at least they made it even though they shouldn’t do that to their homeland. But, how about the other Malays? Are they fail to realized that this is a great opportunities for them to improve themselves better than other races? Then, how come other races can become rich even though they don’t have any policy to help them but still survive and made it to the top? I guess they take this for granted, forgetting that one day these sweet times will over. But, I believe that we cannot stop the policy right now, it will be stopped but just not now. We still need it as our Malay races are already used to it and if we take it away suddenly I’m afraid we will having culture shock wave!! We must have proper ways to handle this because it can cause a life in the process. Therefore, the special rights of the Malays must, for now, continue to be protected because the Malay race at the village and rural areas will not be able to live without this right. If the policies were to abolished, sooner or later no one will care about their state anymore because everyone are busy thinking how to survive without any of this special rights… Haha… but then again, the opposite point is that our Malay people are becoming lazier. I used to hear from a friend saying that his Malay friend is never bother to study for SPM because he said no matter how bad his result is, he can still roll in university. Now, that is what I call stupid! Of course you get to be in the university easily but how about your life after that? Do you think is that easy? Keep dreaming….Besides, they should now stand on their own feet and not depending any more at the government to help them anymore because the quality of work they produce is bad and they will be unemployed.
So, who should we blame at for this thing to happen? The Malay politicians or the Malay people itself? I think our Malay minded is set in order of having so easy satisfied. For example the saying like this “Ala, syukur la aku dapat keputusan macam ni..nak buat macamana..ni je la kemampuan aku..” I feel so sorry for them because they already put a block to their mind, so no matter how hard they will try they can never succeed because they already set an unconscious believe in their mind that they are weak and not talented. Then, how about the malay politicians? Are all Malay people politicians greedy and selfish? Im sure not all of them are like that. Some of them are willingly to give their services to the community because they really want to help them. I believe they fight for the Malay rights because they pity with the current Malays people state which still have less proof to show that they are now better than decades ago. Besides, the Malay politicians continue to defend the Malay right because they want to help the Malay race to cope with the extreme economics’ race. The Malays are too weak to handle the world full of tricks and lying without the help from the authority. Therefore, we need to produce more professionals and talented Malays so that this apprentice can lead Malay people who are weak. But, we cannot deny that selfish politicians do exist, they are not trying to defend this privilege but eating them in secrets. Besides that, they do not actually care about the life of their race but just want to take advantage of the special right so they can expand their wealth.
In conclusion, this is what I think about this issue. Nevertheless, I’m not perfect and this is just a piece of writing coming from my brain…hahaha..Hope you guys can left comments after reading this..
Thank you..
P/s : please ignore my grammar mistakes while reading this k…^^
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